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Hewlett Packard Enterprise has extended its push for the all flash data center with storage portfolio enhancements.

Microsoft customers will be able to access the new Dynamics AX from in-region data centers, with Microsoft hosting the offering in Australia.

3D printing is set to hit new heights, with IDC forecasting spend in Asia Pacific excluding Japan to grow to more than $4 billion in 2019.

Endace has become a wholly New Zealand owned and operated company, following a management-led buyout from Emulex - its parent company.

In the future, free-form gestures, such as a doodle or signature, may be used in place of passwords to keep mobile devices secure.

Samsung's much anticipated Galaxy S7 and S7 edge hit the shelves at Kiwi retailers today, with high demand expected.

With digital transformation shifting into overdrive, the next 5 years will create a great divide among those who thrive and those who merely survive.

As Android malware surges, ESET issues some tips on how Kiwis can protect themselves - and how to know if you might have been compromised already.

German holographic advertising vendor Holoco has opened an Australian office as it rolls out its 3D holographic advertising displays throughout APAC.

A new Pan-European digital signage network is already reaping rewards for video gaming retailer GameStop, which has seen sales increase.

Aussie SMEs disappointed with current business conditions, but cautiously optimistic about the future, according to new index.

As Kiwi firms rapidly adopt Office 365, ICONZ's GM Jack Talbot cautions about potential migration pitfalls and stresses a bespoke approach for each business.

The New Zealand arm of Apple Inc saw a 29% increase in revenue last year - with gross profit soaring a whopping 74.5%.

Asia Pacific's robotics spending surges, set to hit USD $93 billion in 2019, driven by manufacturing innovations and widespread adoption in diverse sectors.

A corporate group-think can lead to some pretty silly decisions. This time it appears that struggling Internet player, Yahoo, has got it all wrong.

Telsyte says demand from consumers for VR and AR will outstrip supply this year, with the new market expected to help other markets in the years ahead.

Infor Q3 results show successful transition to cloud business model, with software licences and subscriptions up 27%.

All computer hardware fails. Regardless of whether it is because of age or an accident, data loss is almost inevitable. Is there a solution?.

Digital signage is allowing high street brands enable customers to interact with displayed content via assistive EPoS applications.

Riverbed has added support for Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure to its hyperconverged edge solution, SteelFusion.